Multi-tag operating system and operating method thereof

ABSTRACT

Disclosed are a multi-tag operation system and an multi-tag operation method. The present invention can transmit a format of NDEF data through one tagging operation and thereby can be utilized as an efficient transmission method compared with the transmission of tag data through several tagging operations by providing a multi-tag terminal including: an input/output unit for outputting a plurality of tag data lists and receiving selection commands of tag data to be transmitted; a memory unit for storing the plurality of tag-data lists; a multi-tag operation control unit for securing a plurality of divided data sections in a data section of NDEF data, and recording the tag data selected from the input/output unit in the divided data areas; and an NFC antenna unit for transmitting/receiving the NDEF data to/from the outside.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present disclosure relates to a multi-tag operation system and anoperation method thereof, and more particularly, to a system and methodfor generating a NDEF data from a plurality of tag data, and separatingthe NDEF data into the plurality of tag data to be stored.

BACKGROUND ART

A mobile terminal is equipment wirelessly connecting and communicatingwith a desired counterpart while freely moving within a service areaformed by a mobile communication system. Utilization of the mobileterminal, which is always carried in preparation for communication thatmay occur at any time at any place, is low since the time of actuallyusing the mobile terminal is very short. The utilization thereof tendsto be enhanced by adding functions of an MP3 player, a camera, a voicerecorder, a multimedia player, a game console, a small computer and thelike. Recently, the utilization thereof is further enhanced by adding anear field communication (NFC) function for electronic payment, P2Pcommunication, tagging and the like.

Since a mobile terminal recently tends to be provided with a near fieldcommunication (NFC) function, the mobile terminal will be describedbelow by defining a mobile terminal as an NFC terminal.

In addition, as the price and communication costs of an NFC terminal arelowered due to advancement of communication technologies, development ofmanufacturing techniques, improvement of mass-production techniques andthe like and the personal communication age has arrived, an adult hascome to possess one NFC terminal on average.

Meanwhile, in modern days, various contents in the form of pictures,voices, moving images and the like are provided to people on the streetthrough wall papers, posters, sign boards, street facilities, flyers,radios, movies and TVs, web banners, magazines, newspapers, stickers andthe like.

Such various contents can be transmitted and received between NFCterminals through NFC communications.

However, such contents should be generally formed as one tag applet fora content to transmit the various contents to other terminals.

Accordingly, there is cumbersomeness in that a plurality of contents iscreated into respective tag applets that in turn should be transmittedindividually.

Therefore, there is a need for development of a technique fortransmitting a plurality of tag applets even through one transmissionoperation by including a plurality of tag data.

DISCLOSURE OF EMBODIMENTS OF INVENTION Technical Problem

An aspect of the present invention is to provide a system and a methodfor operations of creating a NDEF tag data by recording a plurality tagdata in a data section (area) of the NDEF data.

In addition, another aspect of the present invention is to provide asystem and a method for managing multi tag data, wherein a plurality oftag data stored in a single NDEF data is used to create a plurality ofNDEF data including respective tag data separated from the plurality oftag data.

Other aspect of the present invention can be easily understood fromdescriptions of embodiments thereof described below.

Technical Solution

A multi-tag terminal according to an embodiment of the present inventionmay include an input/output unit for outputting a list of a pluralitytag data and receiving a command to select tag data to be transmitted; amemory unit for storing the plurality of tag data; a multi-tag operationcontrol unit for securing a plurality of partitioned data sections(areas) in a data section (area) of a NDEF data and recording the tagdata selected via the input/output unit in the partitioned data sectionsof the NDEF data; and an NFC antenna unit for transmitting and receivingthe NDEF data to and from the outside.

An NFC terminal according to an embodiment of the present invention mayinclude a data storage unit for receiving and storing tag data from theoutside the terminal; a multi-tag operation control unit for securing aplurality of partitioned data sections in a data section of NDEF dataand for recording the tag data stored in the data storage unit in thepartitioned data sections; and a communication unit for transmitting andreceiving the tag data to and from the outside.

A server according to an embodiment of the present invention may includea tag data DB unit for storing a plurality of tag data; a taginformation DB unit for storing detailed information corresponding tothe respective tag data stored in the tag data DB unit; and a multi-tagoperation control unit for securing a plurality of partitioned datasections in a data section of NDEF data and recording the tag datastored in the tag data DB unit in the partitioned data sections (areas).

A multi-tag operation system according to an embodiment of the presentinvention may include a multi-tag terminal for creating multi-tag NDEFdata by arranging and storing a plurality of tag data in a data sectionof NDEF data; an NFC terminal for receiving the multi-tag NDEF data fromthe multi-tag terminal and separating the (respective) tag data storedin the data section to create independent NDEF data; and a server forstoring detailed tag information corresponding to each of the separated(extracted) tag data from the multi-tag NDEF data and providing the NFCterminal with the detailed tag information.

A multi-tag operation system according to an embodiment of the presentinvention may include a multi-tag terminal for storing a plurality oftag data (a plurality of pieces of tag data); an NFC terminal forselectively receiving and storing a plurality of tag data from themulti-tag terminal and arranging and storing the received tag data(pieces of tag data) in a data section of NDEF data to create multi-tagNDEF data; and a server for storing detailed tag informationcorresponding to each of the tag data separated from the multi-tag NDEFdata and providing the NFC terminal with the detailed tag information.

A multi-tag operation method according to an embodiment of the presentinvention may include: selecting a plurality of tag data; forming aplurality of spaces for recording the tag data in a data section of NDEFdata; and sequentially recording the selected tag data to form multi-tagNDEF data.

A multi-tag operation method according to an embodiment of the presentinvention may include: selecting a tag data among a plurality of tagdata; forming a space for recording the selected tag data in a datasection of NDEF data; recording the selected tag data in the datasection formed in the NDEF data; selecting another tag data among theplurality of tag data; forming a space for recording the selected othertag data in the data section of the NDEF data; and recording theselected other tag data in the data section formed in the NDEF data toform multi-tag NDEF data.

The multi-tag operation method according to the embodiment of thepresent invention may further include: separating a plurality of tagdata from the multi-tag NDEF data; and recording the plurality ofseparated tag data in data spaces (sections) of a new plurality of NDEFdata, respectively, to create the new plurality NDEF tag data.

The multi-tag operation method according to the embodiment of thepresent invention may further include: separating a plurality of tagdata from the multi-tag NDEF data; mapping tag information correspondingto each of the plurality of separated tag data and receiving thecorresponding tag information; and recording the plurality of separatedtag data and the tag information received through the mapping in dataspaces of a plurality of NDEF data, respectively, to create a pluralityof NDEF tag data.

In the multi-tag operation method according to the embodiment of thepresent invention, selecting the plurality of tag data may furtherinclude finding the number of tag data to be selected, and sequentiallyrecording the the plurality of tag data selected to generate multi-tagNDEF data is characterized in that the multi-tag NDEF data is created byrecording the number of tag data in a counter section (space) of thedata section formed in the NDEF data and sequentially recording theplurality of tag data selected.

A multi-tag operation method according to an embodiment of the presentinvention may include: selecting one tag data among a plurality of tagdata; transmitting the selected tag data to an NFC terminal; selectinganother tag data among the plurality of tag data; transmitting theselected other tag data to the NFC terminal; forming a space forrecording the selected and transmitted tag data in a data section ofNDEF data; and recording the plurality of transmitted tag data in thedata section formed in the NDEF data to form multi-tag NDEF data.

The multi-tag operation method according to the embodiment of thepresent invention may further include: selecting and separating a tagdata to be used from the multi-tag NDEF data; and creating NDEF tag dataincluding the separated tag data.

The multi-tag operation method according to the embodiment of thepresent invention may further include: selecting and separating tag datato be used from the multi-tag NDEF data; mapping tag informationcorresponding to each of the plurality of separated tag data andreceiving the corresponding tag information; and recording the pluralityof separated tag data and the tag information received through themapping in data spaces of a plurality of NDEF data, respectively, tocreate a plurality of NDEF tag data.

ADVANTAGEOUS EFFECT

Since the present invention can transmit a plurality of tag data in theformat of NDEF data through one tagging operation, there is an advantagein that a more efficient transmission scheme can be utilized as comparedwith a scheme of transmitting tag data through several taggingoperations.

Since the present invention may separate a plurality of tag data from amulti-tag NDEF data and create and use respective NDEF tag dataincluding the corresponding tag data, there is an advantage in thatefficient storage is enabled using relatively small size data.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 illustrates detailed configurations of a multi-tag terminal and aserver according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 illustrates configuration of a multi-tag operation systemincluding the detailed configuration of an NFC terminal according to anembodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a flowchart illustrating a multi-tag operation methodaccording to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a flowchart illustrating a process of creating a multi-tagNDEF data according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a flowchart illustrating a process of creating multi-tag NDEFdata according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 6 is a flowchart illustrating a multi-tag operation methodaccording to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 7 is illustrates a structure of multi-tag NDEF data according to anembodiment of the present invention.

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION

Although various changes and numerous embodiments may be made in thepresent invention, particular embodiments will be illustrated in theaccompanying drawings and set forth in detail in the followingdescription. However, this is not intended to limit the presentinvention to the particular embodiments, and it should be appreciatedthat all changes, equivalents, and substitutes falling within the spiritand scope of the present invention are encompassed in the presentinvention. If it is considered that upon explanation of the presentinvention, a detailed description of a related known technique mayobscure the subject matter of the present invention, the detaileddescription thereof will be omitted.

Hereinafter, embodiments of a multi-tag operation system and anoperation method thereof according to the present invention will bedescribed in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. Upondescription of the present invention with reference to the accompanyingdrawings, like or corresponding components are designated by likereference numerals and repeated descriptions thereof will be omitted.

Since NFC is a scheme for wireless communication in a short distance of10 cm, it is operated, using its characteristics of low powerconsumption, in a card mode of making an electronic payment in afinancial transaction such as a credit card transaction, a P2P mode ofestablishing a one-to-one wireless connection and transmitting andreceiving data signals, a reader mode of reading and confirming simpleinformation, and the like.

Tagging may be described as a series of actions that transitioning froma separated status (position) and to a touch (approached) status andthen transitioning from the touch status and to a separated status.

A wireless mobile communication network means a communication networkfor wirelessly connecting and communicating with a desired counterpartat any time at any place while freely moving within a service areaformed by the communication network, and includes commercializedwireless mobile communication networks such as an analog communicationnetwork and the second, third and fourth generation communicationnetworks, and all other uncommercialized communication schemes.

An active tag means a tag that is powered by an embedded battery, and apassive tag refers to a tag that is operated without a separate batterybut using a DC voltage converted from RF power transmitted from areader.

FIG. 1 is a view showing the detailed configurations of a multi-tagterminal 10 and a server 20 according to an embodiment of the presentinvention.

A multi-tag operation system according to an embodiment of the presentinvention includes the multi-tag terminal 10, the server 20 and an NFCterminal (not shown).

The multi-tag terminal 10 may create a multi-tag NDEF data by arrangingand storing a plurality of tag data in data sections (areas) of the NDEFdata.

The NFC terminal (not shown) may receive the multi-tag NDEF data fromthe multi-tag terminal 10, separate the tag data stored in the dataarea, and create independent NDEF data including each of the separatedtag data.

The server 20 may store detailed tag information corresponding to eachof tag data is separated from the multi-tag NDEF data and provide theNFC terminal with the detailed tag information.

The multi-tag terminal 10 includes an input/output unit 110, a first NFCcontroller unit 120, an NFC antenna unit 130, a memory unit 140 and afirst multi-tag operation control unit 150.

The input/output unit 110 may output a list of a plurality of tag dataand receive a command to select a tag data to be transmitted.

The input/output unit 110 is preferably configured with a touch panel,outputs the list of tag data on the touch panel so that a user mayselect a desired tag data, and allows the user to select a tag dataintended to be transmitted by touching the touch panel with a hand.

The input/output unit 110 does not necessarily need to be configured asa single device, and the input/output unit 110 may be configured withseparate input and output devices as appreciated by those skilled in theart.

The first NFC controller unit 120 may control each of units incorporatedinto the multi-tag terminal 10.

The first NFC controller unit 120 may convert a data format transmittedand received through the NFC antenna unit 130 into a format that can betransmitted and received in an NFC communication scheme or convertreceived information into a format that can be utilized in the multi-tagterminal.

The NFC antenna unit 130 may transmit and receive data to and from theoutside. To this end, the NFC antenna unit 130 may include acommunication module including an antenna for communication.

The memory unit 140 may store a plurality of tag data (a pluralitypieces of tag data.

The tag data refers to data containing information correspondinOg tocontents desired by a user.

For example, in case of a ticket needed to enter a theater, uniqueinformation on the corresponding ticket, such as showtime, the type of aperformance, a seat number and a performance poster, may be included inthe tag data.

Further, the tag data may contain information on a discount coupon thatcan be used at a corresponding affiliated store, such as the type of acoupon, the location of the affiliated store, an expiry date, andbenefits and a picture of the coupon.

The first multi-tag operation control unit 150 may secure a plurality ofpartitioned data sections in a data section of NDEF data and then recordtag data, which has been selected through the input/output unit 110, inthe partitioned data areas.

The internal data structure of the NDEF data will be described withreference to FIG. 7.

FIG. 7 is a view showing the structure of the space of multi-tag NDEFdata according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Multi-tag NDEF data refers to NDEF data having a plurality of tag datarecorded in the data section of the NDEF data.

The structure of the NDEF data may be comprised of a header, a type anda data area.

Since the header and the type are apparent to those skilled in the art,descriptions thereof will be omitted.

The data section of the NDEF data generally has a tag data recordedtherein, and the corresponding tag data allows the type of thecorresponding NDEF data to be identified.

In the structure of NDEF data according to an embodiment of the presentinvention, the data section is formed with a plurality of partitionedspaces including a counter section and data spaces sequentiallyarranged, wherein the counter section corresponding to a first one ofthe spaces has the number of included tag data recorded in the counterarea, and data spaces with respective tag data recorded therein.

A process of recording a plurality of tag data in the data section inthe course of creating multi-tag NDEF data will be described below withreference to FIGS. 4 and 5.

The server 20 includes a tag data DB unit 210 and a tag information DBunit 220.

The tag data DB unit 210 may store a plurality of tag data therein.

The tag data DB unit 210 may transmit a plurality of tag data wiredly orwirelessly according to a request by the multi-tag terminal 10.

The tag information DB unit 220 may store detailed informationcorresponding to the tag data stored in the tag data DB unit 210.

The tag data has been described above, and the detailed informationcorresponding to the tag data may be stored as information on the typeof contents such as a ticket, a coupon, a credit card, a membershipcard, a still image, a moving image and the like.

The detailed information may include an issuance date of tag data, andin case of tag data on a coupon or a ticket of which a used state isimportant, include information on a use history of the coupon or ticket,and the like.

Similarly to the multi-tag terminal 10 which creates multi-tag NDEF datathrough the first multi-tag operation control unit 150, the server 20may include a separate multi-tag operation control unit (not shown), andmulti-tag NDEF data may be created and transmitted on the server 20according to a request by a user.

FIG. 2 is a view showing the configuration of a multi-tag operationsystem including the detailed configuration of an NFC terminal accordingto an embodiment of the present invention.

A multi-tag operation system according to an embodiment of the presentinvention includes a multi-tag terminal 10, a server 20 and an NFCterminal 30.

The multi-tag terminal 10 may store a plurality of tag data.

The NFC terminal 30 may selectively receive and store a plurality of tagdata from the multi-tag terminal 10 and create multi-tag NDEF data byarranging and storing the received tag data in the data section (area)of the NDEF data.

The server 20 may store detailed tag information corresponding to eachof tag data separated from the multi-tag NDEF data and provide the NFCterminal with the detailed tag information.

Since the detailed configurations of the multi-tag terminal 10 and theserver 20 are the same as those illustrated in FIG. 1, descriptionsthereof will be omitted.

The NFC terminal 30 includes a data storage unit 310, a second multi-tagoperation control unit 320, a second NFC controller unit 330, and acommunication unit 340.

The data storage unit 310 may receive and store a plurality of tag datafrom the multi-tag terminal 10.

Since the detailed description of the tag data has been made inconnection with FIG. 1, a description thereof will be omitted.

The second multi-tag operation control unit 320 may secure a pluralityof partitioned data sections in a data section of NDEF data, and recordthe tag data, which has been stored in the data storage unit 310, in thepartitioned data areas.

Since the partitioned data section of the NDEF data has been describedin connection with FIG. 1, a description thereof will be omitted.

The second NFC controller unit 330 may control each of constitutionalunits belonging to the NFC terminal 30.

The second NFC controller unit 330 may convert a data format transmittedand received through the NFC antenna unit 340 into a format that can betransmitted and received in an NFC communication scheme or convertreceived information into a format that can be utilized in the NFCterminal 30.

The communication unit 340 may transmit and receive data to and from theoutside.

To this end, the communication unit 340 may include a communicationmodule including an antenna for communication. Accordingly, the NFCterminal 30 may transmit and receive data to and from the multi-tagterminal 10 or the server 20 through an NFC communication scheme or amobile communication network.

FIG. 3 is a flowchart illustrating a multi-tag operation methodaccording to an embodiment of the present invention.

Preferably, the multi-tag operation method corresponds to an operationmethod utilizing an active tag.

Step S100 is a step of selecting a plurality of tag data by themulti-tag terminal 10.

A user may select tag data intended to be transmitted from a list of tagdata.

Step S200 is a step of creating multi-tag NDEF data.

The process of creating the multi-tag NDEF data will be described belowthrough FIGS. 4 and 5.

Step S300 is a step of tagging the NFC terminal 30 to the multi-tagterminal 10 so as to transmit the multi-tag NDEF data.

Step S400 is a step of mapping tag information on a plurality of tagdata included in the multi-tag NDEF data from the NFC terminal 30 to theserver 20.

The process of mapping tag information is a process of searching for aplurality of tag data stored in the server 20 and tag informationcorresponding to each of the tag data.

The tag data contains unique information on a coupon or a ticket, forconfiguring independent NDEF tag data. The corresponding uniqueinformation can configure independent NDEF tag data including respectiveseparated tag data after receiving location information or pictureinformation, which are classified as high volume information accordingto an operation scheme by a user, from the data space mapped in theserver 20.

As another embodiment, the tag data may include connection informationsuch a uniform resource locator (URL) allowing for establishing a linkto receive necessary information by connecting information on a separatecoupon or ticket for configuring independent NDEF data to a unique dataarea (section). Accordingly, a plurality of tag data recorded in themulti-tag NDEF data section includes connection information used forreceiving detailed information corresponding to each of tag data fromthe server. When the plurality of tag data is classified (mapped) into aplurality of NDEF tag data, detailed information on corresponding tagdata may be received from the server and configured into independentNDEF tag data.

Step S400 is a step which exists when separate data mapped to tag datais needed and may be omitted if unique information is recorded in eachof tag data and separate data is not required to reconfigure the tagdata into independent respective NDEF tag data.

Step S500 is a step of creating a plurality of independent NDEF tag databy classifying and storing each of the tag data searched through the taginformation mapping process identified between the server 20 and the NFCterminal 30 at step S400 into the data space of the NDEF tag data. Ifthere is no separate mapping process in step S400, the data transferredthrough the mapping process is not utilized separately, and each of thetag data separated from the multi-tag NDEF data section is reconfiguredinto independent NDEF tag data.

Step S600 is a step of storing a plurality of NDEF tag data, which hasbeen created for the plurality of respective tag data created at stepS500, in separate storage spaces.

FIG. 4 is a flowchart illustrating a process of creating a multi-tagNDEF data according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Since step S1100 is a process identical to step S100 of FIG. 3, adetailed description thereof will be omitted.

Step S1200 is a step of finding the number of tag data selected at stepS1100.

For example, if a user selects four tag data out of ten tag data, thenumber of tag data can be recognized in the form of 4 or 4/10.

Step S1300 is a step of forming spaces for recording a plurality of tagdata selected at step S 1100 in a data section provided in NDEF data.

If four tag data are found at step S1200, four or five separated spacesare configured, and information on the number of tag data found at stepS1200 is recorded in a first space, and the respective tag data can berecorded in the other four spaces. Alternatively, the respective tagdata may be recorded in the four spaces starting from a first space.

Step S1400 is a process of completing creation of the multi-tag NDEFdata by recording all the data through step S1300. After completing thisprocess, a plurality of tag data is stored in multi-tag NDEF data, sothat the plurality of tag data can be transferred to another device inthe form of NDEF data through one tagging operation.

FIG. 5 is a flowchart illustrating a process of creating multi-tag NDEFdata according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Step S2100 is a step of selecting a tag data among a plurality of tagdata. Although several tag data can be selected at a time at step S1100,step S2100 is a process of selecting only one data at a time.

Step S2200 is a step of providing a space for arranging tag data in adata section of NDEF data in order to record the tag data selected atstep S2100 and recording the tag data selected at step S2100 in thespace.

When step S2200 is completed, the flow returns to step S2100 in order toadd another tag data and a new tag data is selected, a new space isprovided in the data section of the NDEF data in order to record thenewly selected tag data, and the selected another tag data in the newspace.

Since step S2300 is the same as S1400 of FIG. 4, a detailed descriptionthereof will be omitted.

FIG. 6 is a flowchart illustrating a multi-tag operation methodaccording to an embodiment of the present invention.

Preferably, the multi-tag operation method corresponds to an operationmethod utilizing a passive tag.

Step S3100 is a step of storing a plurality of tag data in a tag bookincluded in the multi-tag terminal 10 and selecting one tag data amongthe plurality of tag data.

Step S3200 is a step of tagging the NFC terminal 30 to the multi-tagterminal 10 and transmitting the selected tag data.

If a user desires a plurality of tag data, the plurality of tag data canbe transmitted to the NFC terminal 30 by repeatedly performing stepsS3100 and S3200.

Step S3300 is a step of forming a space for recording the selected andtransmitted tag data in the data section of the NDEF data and arrangingthe tag data.

Step S3300 is different in that the process is performed in the NFCterminal 30. Since the process of recoding the tag data in the datasection of the NDEF data is the same as S1300 described above inconnection with FIG. 4, a detailed description thereof will be omitted.

Step S3400 is different in that the process is performed in the NFCterminal 30. Since the process of recoding the tag data in the datasection of the NDEF data is the same as S1400 described above inconnection with FIG. 4, a detailed description thereof will be omitted.

Step S3500 is a step of selecting a tag data to be used among aplurality of tag data stored in the multi-tag NDEF data and separatingthe corresponding tag data from the multi-tag NDEF data.

Since step S3600 is the same as S400 described above in connection withFIG. 3, a detailed description thereof will be omitted.

Since step S3700 is the same as S500 described above in connection withFIG. 3, a detailed description thereof will be omitted.

Although the present invention has been described in connection with theembodiments thereof, it will be readily understood by those skilled inthe art that various modifications and changes can be made theretowithout departing from the spirit and scope of the present inventiondefined by the appended claims.

INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY

By converting a plurality of tag data into a single NDEF data, and byseparating and storing the a plurality of tag data, there would be anadvantage in that a transmission scheme more efficient than that oftransmitting tag data with multiple tagging can be implemented.

1. A multi-tag terminal comprising: an input/output unit for outputtinga list of a plurality of tag data and receiving a command to select tagdata to be transmitted; a memory unit for storing the plurality of tagdata; a multi-tag operation control unit for securing a plurality ofpartitioned data sections in a data section of NDEF data and recordingthe tag data selected through the input/output unit in the partitioneddata areas; and an NFC antenna unit for transmitting and receiving theNDEF data to and from the outside.
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 6. A multi-tag operation method comprising:selecting a plurality of tag data; forming a plurality of spaces forrecording the tag data in a data section of NDEF data; and sequentiallyrecording the selected tag data to form multi-tag NDEF data. 7.(canceled)
 8. The method as claimed in claim 6, further comprising:separating a plurality of tag data from the multi-tag NDEF data; andrecording the plurality of separated tag data in data spaces of aplurality of NDEF data, respectively, to create a plurality of NDEF tagdata.
 9. The method as claimed in claim 6, further comprising:separating a plurality of tag data from the multi-tag NDEF data; mappingtag information corresponding to each of the plurality of separated tagdata and receiving the corresponding tag information; and recording theplurality of separated tag data and the tag information received throughthe mapping in data spaces of a plurality of NDEF data, respectively, tocreate a plurality of NDEF tag data.
 10. The method as claimed in claim6, wherein selecting the plurality of tag data further comprises findingthe number of selected tag data, and sequentially recording the selectedtag data to form multi-tag NDEF data is characterized in that themulti-tag NDEF data is created by recording the number of tag data in acounter section of the data section formed in the NDEF data andsequentially recording the selected tag data.
 11. A multi-tag operationmethod comprising: selecting one tag data among a plurality of tag data;transmitting the selected tag data to an NFC terminal; selecting anothertag data among the plurality of tag data; transmitting the selectedother tag data to the NFC terminal; forming a space for recording theselected and transmitted tag data in a data section of NDEF data; andrecording the plurality of transmitted tag data in the data sectionformed in the NDEF data to form multi-tag NDEF data.
 12. The method asclaimed in claim 11, further comprising: selecting and separating a tagdata to be used from the multi-tag NDEF data; and creating NDEF tag dataincluding the separated tag data.
 13. The method as claimed in claim 11,further comprising: selecting and separating tag data to be used fromthe multi-tag NDEF data; mapping tag information corresponding to eachof the plurality of separated tag data and receiving the correspondingtag information; and recording the plurality of separated tag data andthe tag information received through the mapping in data spaces of aplurality of NDEF data, respectively, to create a plurality of NDEF tagdata.